2aguy
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You're right there, Bro!It's a useless change in the law that will accomplish nothing. It's security theater and nothing more.
What we need is Federal laws that bring some sanity to the scene, as Australia has done.
Australian gun laws didn't work...their gun crime rate is going up...and their laws did not stop mass shootings...dumb luck has saved them...not their laws.....they have had about a dozen public shootings after they banned guns......the shooter had an illegal gun, in a public space...but either didn't shoot more than 2 people or when they shot more, they didn't die.....explain how that is their gun laws stopping mass public shootings?
How many mass shootings with fully automatic weapons can you name in the US in the last 50 or so years?
Fully automatic weapons...no. Your point? Is it that it costs more to get a fully automatic weapon? That lame point? Really?
Considering that in France, muslim terrorists, on government terrorist watch lists, many of them criminals with criminal records..... were able to get actual....fully automatic military rifles, in France, a country where they are completely illegal, where they do not have gun stores, they don't have gun shows..........
And then tell us how it is that French criminals get the same fully automatic weapons......
Please......tell us how all of these criminals were able to get fully automatic weapons in a country where they are completely illegal...
Gun control in Europe is almost total. It hasn't stopped mass shooting attacks like Las Vegas
You heard that right: Countries such as France may have made all semi-automatic guns illegal, but that hasn’t stopped killers from getting fully automatic machine guns to use in mass shooting attacks. All four of the 2015 mass public shooting in France involved machine guns, including the 130 people killed in November of that year in multiple attacks including one at a concert venue.
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Hundreds of guns, grenades, ammo seized from French sports shop owner
Hundreds of assault rifles, shotguns, and pistols, along with hand grenades and 100 kilos of ammunition, have been confiscated from a sports shop owner in the northern French port town of Boulogne-sur-Mer.
In total, 488 guns, 13 grenades, 1,309 weapons parts, and more than 100 kilos of cartridges and ammunition were seized, customs officials said in a statement.
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'An Everest of Murderous Frenzy': Marseille Drug Gangs Are Using GPS to Kill Their Rivals | VICE News
Delseny gave the example of a double homicide on November 9, in which two people riding in a BMW were gunned down as their car exited a tunnel near the Vieux-Port harbor. According to Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin, the killing was part of a turf war between rival drug gangs.
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Around 10pm on Saturday, two or three men armed with automatic weapons showed up outside a grocery store in the Bassens projects, in the north of the city. Three individuals aged 20 to 30 who had gathered at the store to watch a live broadcast of the Barcelona versus Real Madrid soccer game were killed in the shooting. One of the victims was not involved in drugs trafficking, and appears to have been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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French gunman's arsenal spotlights illegal arms trade
As France asks itself whether it could have done more to prevent Islamist gunman Mohamed Merah shooting dead seven people in a killing spree that shook the nation, there is one question that refuses to go away: how did he obtain so many guns.
The size and nature of the arsenal amassed by Merah - who stockpiled at least eight guns including a Kalashnikov assault rifle and an Uzi machine pistol - has focused attention on the easy availability of illegal weapons in France and their growing use in ultra-violent crimes.
As an angry online reader of the daily Le Figaro newspaper put it: "How was he able to buy all these guns, like one buys yoghurts, when he was under the surveillance of the DCRI (the French intelligence agency)?"
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Paris attacks highlight France's gun control problems
But in recent years a black market has proliferated. The number of illegal weapons has risen at a rapid rate – double-digit percentages – for several years, according to the National Observatory for Delinquency, a body created in 2003.
“In Marseille and the surrounding area almost all the score settling is carried out using weapons used in wars,” a police spokesman told Reuters after the Toulouse attacks, adding that Kalashnikovs were the weapon of choice: “If you don’t have a ‘Kalash’ you’re a bit of a loser.”
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Nice filibuster.
The point is that mass killings in the US with fully automatic weapons do not occur because those weapons have been subjected to CONTROL.
So argue whatever else you want to argue, but you LOSE the argument that gun control never works, and the control of automatic weapons in the US proves it.
And since France completely controlled fully automatic, military weapons in their country and you can't own semi automatic rifles either....
All of their mass shootings have been done with fully automatic rifles...in a country without gun stores, gun shows and where fully automatic rifles are completely banned....just like you want......
Do you understand why your post is stupid, now?